DETROIT
IDANHA
GATES
, 1—The Mill City CnterprLse, ThurMlay, July 10. 1975
Jo.vce Presler — «97-2707
Arriving for a weeks visit
with Melvin
and Dorothy
Boots Champion
Newberg is Dorothy's brother
A Corvallis man died in the
and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Pamelia Lake area Thursday
Mrs. Roy Kruse from Rodondo
night of last week of an ap­
Beach, Calif. They arrived on
parent drug overdose. Linn
Saturday afternoon, July 5
County sheriffs office said.
and are staying at the Oak
Dead is Robert L. Tetrick, 38,
Park Motel They will also be
Corvallis. Tetrick was dis­
visiting with P. L. Mulligan of
covered by a U. S. Forest Serv­
Mill City.
ice employee.
Spending June 28 and 29
The Hager twins of the tele­
with E<1 and Doramae Kadin
vision Hee Haw show, who
was their granddaughter and
were enroute to Eastern Ore­
-
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Co-
gon, were callers at the Ce­
trell, Greg and David from
dars Friday. A few’ local resi­
Coquille While here, Mrs. Co-i
dents reportedly got their
Adding to the amusement trell attended her tenth class i '
autographs
Diane Andrews won first place in the floats with a Srge
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Martin of 1 of onlookers before and during ! reunion at Santiam High paper mache tut tie.
Boise. Idaho, arrived here for j the parade were these three School.
Arriving on Saturday af ter­
the holidays and for a two unidentifiable gorillas.
noon, July 5 was Toni New -
week vacation at their summer
berg. She visited with her p;u -
home on Clester Road.
According to a report, about Eastern Star To Install ents, Melvin and Dorothy New
berg, her aunt and uncle, Mr ,
850 feet of copper wire valued Officers Sun., July 15
and Mrs. Roy Kruse and we’.-1
at $4.900 was taken over the
weekend from a warehouse lo­ Mrs. William N. McClintock corned home the newlyweds,.
cated two miles west of De­ will be installed as Worthy; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cutsforth I
Oregon's
Jtimoi
Miss,
troit, Marion County sheriff Matron of Marilyn Chapter: Winning the Honda at th« I
. Michelle
Kostelecky,
was
deputies learned Monday from — 145. QES. next Sunday at the 4th of July Parade was Ed Ka­
among those in the parade.
Brandon Electrical Constr. Co.. I OOF Hall at 2:00.
din. Congratulations!
Gresham, owner of the wire.
Attending the open house at
Lowell O Cree will be In­
Mrs. Frank (Maryellen) stalled as his daughters Wor­ the Evergreen Greenhouse on ;
Hancock, left by bus Tuesday thy Patron.
the Stayton-Silverton High-,
for Gazelle, Calif., to be with
Installing officers will be way was Mary Wilson, Nellie j
her mother, Mrs. Ida Dougher­ Mrs. Wm. Connor, P. M. of i Allen and Helen Carey from I
ty, who suffered a stroke. Mrs. Naomi Chapter »22. Dallas as Stayton.
Dougherty is 77 years young, installing matron; Floyd John­ Staying with Melvin and
She is reported to be getting son. P. P. of Marilyn Chapter Dorothy Newberg for several , ■
along alright.
-145 as installing patron; La- weeks is their grandson, Butch |
winner in the pets division was Cheryl Swigart
An error was made in last verti Torgison. W. P. of Cedar Peterson,
son of Pete and i dressed ■st as place
~
an “old timer” with her pack.
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weeks issue in quoting the ad­ Chapter #171, Scio, installing! • Penny
Peterson of Salem,
vertised rate per thousand in chaplain: Ralph Watts. P.P. of' Mary Stafford traveled to!
too'' S/ Randy and Gail”
the Monument Timber Sale. | Marguerite Chapter »60, Le­ Salem on Sunday afternoon,
The district has found a lot
The advertised rate for 1,400 banon. installing marshal and July 6 to visit with her sister-
of this happening all over --
MBF of Douglas Fir was $8 02. Mrs. Ronald Craven, P. M. of in-law Mrs. Bonita Myers.
not just in a few areas We
not $802 per thousand. Cham­ Chadwick Chapter »37, Salem,
Joyce and Kira Presler went
want to thank Randy and Gail
pion International, the success­ as installing musician.
to the Portland Airport Friday i
for their concerned interest in
ful bidder, bid $401 per thou­
—.
Elective officers to be in­ to pick up Ray who had just, —,
the national forest’s beauty
sand
acuiu for the estimated board
w«* v. SliilltKl
WITS. Alt
4 1C VrcLTWIl,
stalled dTV
are Mrs.
Merle
Garton, arrived from Ft. Knox, Ky. af- rirp rrAVPntlfin
I and cleanliness.
The forest
feet, 1392.98 above the adver- ' p M associate matron; Merle ter completing his national I IIV I IvvVlIIIUII
service understands that it can
tised rate of $8.02.
officers
advanced
Garton, P.P., associate patron; guard
Detroit Ranger District pre­ only take a few people to make
Mrs. Rubin (Margaret) Krie­ Ervin Peterson, treasurer; Mrs course.
ger of Idanha, who underwent Lowell Cree, P M , conductress The WWI and Auxiliary will sented a Fire Prevention Pro­ the forest undesirable for
*" ,he Wa,k,n« div“10ß’
eye surgery for the removal of and Mrs. Jack Gulliford, P.M, hold their annual Fried Chick­ gram to the Camp Fire Girls of everyone, so we are asking all was dreswed'as‘a’scunecrow*
a cataract from her right eye associate conductress.
en Potluck Picnic at Neal the Mill City area There were recreationists to remember our
girls aging —
six , to
last week at Salem Memorial Appointive officers are John Park in Lyons this Saturday, 13 - ------
— twelve little hoot owl Woodsey when
Hospital, is to be transferred Schweer, chaplain; Mrs. Clyde July 12 at noon. Members, do yea« old; While Glen Reinke, he says: Give a Hoot, Don’t
. head of fire prevention, was Pollute!
to Salem Convalescent Center,1 Phillips, marshal; Mrs John not forget to attend.
875 Oak S. E. as of Wednesday Schweer, musician; Mrs. Al
A potluck dinner was held discussing the correct proce­
of this week. In a note to this Yankus. Adah; Mrs. Murry on Sunday at the Gates Com­ dures on building and drawn­
reporter, she said she will re­ Moore, Ruth; Mrs. Cecil Lake, munity Church. Those attend­ ing campfires; Smokey the
main at the center until fol- Esther; Mrs. William Walker, ing enjoyed jictures of Camp bear came out of the woods to
lowup surgery on both eyes Martha; Mrs. William Lyness, Koinionia at Foster Dam visit the group. The program
can be arranged at Good Sa- Electa; Mrs. Charlie French, which were shown by Pat was held at Fishermen's Bend
Campground near Mill City on
maritan Hospital, Portland, Warder and Danny Moore, Sr., Stock.
DETROIT
The
Upper
She did not know how long Sentinel.
Several members of the June 18. After the session the
she will have to remain at the
A reception will follow with community, Oliver Winslow, girls went on a nature hike North Santiam Canyon hosted
_______ of vacationers and
center.
Mrs. Kate Doble as chairman Jim Cook, Bob Stoddart and presented by Linda Silvis, as- hundreds
Mrs. John Fields, P.M. of Orville Brown’s son got toge­ sistant resource clerk at the1 fishermen over the long
Acacia Chapter #63, Stayton, ther on Tuesday evening, July Ranger Station. The district Fourth of July holiday,
A spokesman
at Detroit
1 and mowed the center strip feels that the Camp Fire Girls
will be at the guest book.
i benefitted
the session as Ranger Station said all 13 of
The interested public is cor­ grassland.
...
.. from
,
i the districts U S. Forest Serv­
Ray, Joyce and Kira Presler ¡well as the forest service,
dially invited to attend.
Last
14, ice campgrounds were filled lo
attended a family gathering in
r ’** month on June
1
Salem on Friday, July 4. Joyce Smokey received a message capacity by Thursday night.
and Kira had picked Ray up from two campers at Leone Detroit State Park was also
Meet for Lunch
the Portland airport earlier. Lake. The Detroit Hanger Dis­ filled to capacity and it was
Mrs. Ralph Budlong. Mrs. at
“The Way We Were in Days of Yore” was the title for the
He
had returned form two trict felt that this note should noted that most wide spots
Wm. McClintock and Mrs. weeks
be read by all Oregon recrea­ where a trailer could be park- v^wanii hnPter AARP Float which was graced by Queen
with
the
active
army
at
Salem
Lowell Cree went to
nsx
by
Here —
is what the cam- ed were made use of.
Knox, Ky.
i tionists.
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last Wednesday where they Ft. Gates
Gray skies cleared by Fri-
Budget Hearing to-, P61-8 had 10 saF:
met Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc­ night, Thursday, July 10, 7:30 | “ft«
' day and Saturday and Sunday of 82 of the 94 fires reported home is in the Bozeman, Mont,
t
Morris from Oregon City for p.m. at the
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wvnt
Gates - City
HalL , t J........
“* ‘ up
T to Lake Leone temperatures ranged in the over the July 4 holiday week­ area. They spoke of their work
lunch at a Salem restaurant. H School "board / meeting to- today, and it was beautiful!! mgri
’' ’ s.
high o 8O
s
end on state and private lands, in Bolivia at the morning wor­
Both Mr. and Mrs. McMorris night, Thursday, July 10. 8:00 There was no snow and the
An
electrical storm with the state forestry departmimt ship service Sunday morning
*
are on a two weeks vacation • p.m. at the Santiam High trail was clear (relatively). spectacular lightening display said Monday.
at the local Christian Church
from their jobs at Nicholi Sash School.
However, upon reaching the moved into the Breltenbush
The agency said 12 fires
They picked Either Freeman
and Door Factory and the U.'. Thought for the day. Words “camping areas”
we found and Marion Forks area Satur­ were attributed to man-caused
S. National Bank, Oregon City once spoken cannot be wiped them unthinkingly strewn day night. Forest service offi­ ignitions, and that the fires al­ up at Longview. Wash., where
is working at the YMCA
Branch.
with trash, old cans, aluminum cials said a small fire was re­ together burned a total of 40 she
out with a sponge.
with retarded young adults
foil,
cigarette
butts,
and
all
ported
in
the
Middle
Mountain
acres.
I Riddle of the week: When
from 12 years up and juvenile
Detroit Dam-Weather you look around on a cold win­ kinds of undesireable para- area located in the Marion Most of the fires were in delinquents.
phemalia.
We
filled
our
little
Forks
area
Vai
Andermatt,
areas
northwest
of
John
Day,
ter day, what do you see on
Pool
day pack up and cleared most fire control officer. Detroit east of Klamath Falls and in
Date Max Min Ele Pep every hand? A glove.
of it up for you, because we Ranger Station, said another northern Douglas County. Lar­
July 2 59 49 1567.26 0.01
love the mountains and fresh fire was reported near Monu­ gest fire was a blaze of some
July 3 59 49 1566.82 0.00
July 4 67 51 1566.39 0.02 FOR SALE — Rubber Stamps air and like to get away from ment Peak just outside of the 16 acres in grass and juniper
. . . made to order at the all the garbage and trash of boundary, in Sundays electri­ north of John Day. There have
July 5 83 58 1566.24 0.00
Mill City Enterprise. Come the “civilized” world. Could cal storm.
been 345 fires which burner!
1566.14
0.00
Every parade must have July 6 81 54
According to a report, light- 849 acres so far this season, ac­
in and see us or call 897- you please tell people to
clowns as Bill Beyer and July 7 81 58 1566.22 0.00
n*7"2
—u lA it in” and “Pack 14
—-■**'* ”, ening was blamed as the cause cording to the department
“Pack
it out!
Kevin Long “ham it up” at the July 8 83 55 1566.19 0 00
.0.03
Total Pep. for Week........
parade grounds.
Campfire Girls
Learn About
Vacationers Enjoy
Upper Canyon Area
i
Weekend Gue$t$ at
Freeman Home
Buy in Bulk
and SAVE
Grade ' B’
57«
Large Eggs
Dozen..................................
Long Grain
WHITE RICE
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Lb. 33c
Long Grain
BROWN RICE
PINTO BEANS
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Lb. 39c
Lb. 45c
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RED BEANS
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POPCORN
Yellow
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Small WHITE BEANS
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The Mt. Jefferson Pioneers, winning second in the bands, added much enjoy­
ment to the parade,
Stan Ogden Photo
Weekend guests at the home
I of Mr and Mrs. Richard Free
man and Paul were Mr. and
Mrs. Will Kirkendall from the
, Seattle area and Esther Free
man from Ixingview, Wash
i Mrs. Kirkendall is Mrs.
i Freeman’s neice She spent the
I summer with the Freeman
family ten years
ago and
' worked here.
I The Kirkendall’s
1 returned from 18 months in
[ Northern Bolivia where they
were in charge of a clinic. He
is a laboratory technician and
she is a registered nurse. They
are spending the summer in
Seattle at Wyclisse Bible
Color Guard in the pararle
Translators at the Summer In­ was from Lebanon National
stitute of Linguistics. Their Guard unit.
Ogden Photo
Lb. 45c
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Lb.33c
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Lb.33c
HIRTES MARKET
xii S. First
MUI City
Jim Dolby, Proprietor
Groceries—Meats—Lockers—Feed and Seed
OPEN 8:30 a.na.—6 p.m. daily—Closed Sunday
Ph. 897-3133
The Little Btore That Offers So Much More!
We Gladly Welcome USDA Food Stamps
A unique entry in the parade was this horse and wagon entry.
Ogden Photo
The Turner Festival Court was n crowd pleaser and won
third in the youth division.
Stan Ogden Photo